"It's a big city, I can't be everywhere. They don't know where I am. But when that light hits the sky, it's not just a call. It's a warning. To them. Fear is a tool. They think they can hide in the shadows. But I am the shadows."
Ohh, you think darkness is your ally? I was born in it, molded by it. I didnt see the light until I was already a man and by then it was nothing but blinding. The shadows betray you, because they belong to ME.
Those bookend voiceovers were really fantastic. I felt I was watching a live action graphic novel. If well done, I guess they really work for this genre.
Ouuuuu yesssss loved the whole naration thing never thought that was what a Batman movie missing untill i saw the batman...the whole beginning of the movie i would say untill "something in the way" plays the first time was pretty mutch perfection.
I love how Batman and even the Batmobile are basically horror monsters when it comes to the villains perspective. This movie has my favorite Batman opening, and my favorite Batmobile reveal. The movie has such a tone and pace that is never lost in the entire runtime. I loved it so much, and the cinematography was beautiful.
Right?! I thought the same thing! It was so fun and beautiful to look at! It felt like they took influenced sets from the dark knight movies and the cinematography from Joker and ELEVATED IT TO A 10! For once I was drawn and glued to the character study of Batman the same way everyone gravitated towards joker and villains in general for the last few years. For once the Hero was exciting and interesting AGAIN! He had so much depth and I legit already wanna watch this movie again
Yes! I definitely enjoyed the psychological horror angle the film had to it along with the noir, very engaging! The way Bruce is shown as he’s seen by others, it helps you as an audience member understand why he’s so controversial and misunderstood
I hope they make sequel with Robert Pattinson as the Batman cuz he nailed that role. I thoroughly enjoyed the movie, and did not want it to end. Even though it was almost 3 hours long, I wanted more lol.
@@shezzaeditz I can’t wait man!!!!! Going back to watch this one again Wednesday. Joker is gonna be amazing in the second. This new series is going to magnificent
the first one was just a build up for the second one, maybe we will see harvey dent, there will be Joker, we will maybe see more screen time of penguin, this might be a trilogy
The Batman Official Soundtrack | Full Album - Michael Giacchino | WaterTower 00:00:00 | 1. Can’t Fight City Halloween 00:04:04 | 2. Mayoral Ducting 00:06:39 | 3. It’s Raining Vengeance 00:11:10 | 4. Don’t Be Voyeu® with Me 00:13:48 | 5. Crossing the Feline 00:15:34 | 6. Gannika Girl 00:18:05 | 7. Moving in for the Gil 00:22:28 | 8. Funeral and Far Between 00:24:14 | 9. Collar ID 00:25:29 | 10. Escaped Crusader 00:28:14 | 11. Penguin of Guilt 00:31:58 | 12. Highway to the Anger Zone 00:37:18 | 13. World’s Worst Translator 00:40:53 | 14. Riddles, Riddles Everywhere 00:42:47 | 15. Meow and You and Everyone We Know 00:48:06 | 16. For All Your Pennyworth 00:50:44 | 17. Are You a Kenzie or a Can’t-zie? 00:56:30 | 18. An Im-purr-fect Murde® 01:00:18 | 19. The Great Pumpkin Pie 01:02:40 | 20. Hoarding School 01:07:36 | 21. A Flood of Terrors 01:12:05 | 22. A Bat in the Rafters, Pt. 1 01:16:39 | 23. A Bat in the Rafters, Pt. 2 01:23:22 | 24. The Bat’s True Calling 01:26:27 | 25. All’s Well That Ends Farewell 01:29:08 | 26. The Batman 01:35:56 | 27. The Riddler 01:40:57 | 28. Catwoman 01:44:01 | 29. Sonata in Darkness Thank you Michael Giacchino for this hauntingly beautiful score!
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This Batman movie felt the most down to earth and realistic of the series so far. I could feel the depression of the Gotham, and the riddler really gave the impression of being serial killer.
I could actually feel Bruce's depression. They keyed the soundtrack when he was sad which had an overwhelming amount of malincaly, and deep somber of despair ultimately expelling those feelings out of you while robert performed.
In a sense, this really was an origin story for batman, because he learned to get over the death of his parents and become something that they could truly be proud of. Not a vigilante beating thieves to a pulp, but a hero, inspiring people and giving them hope
@@pyro4118 yeah, I also think Batman has not overcome the death of his parents in the end, but like Nate said I believe he saw himself as more than a vigilante and became a hero in the end.
This encapsulates finely what is felt. This is embarkment of The Batman, his calling and clasp of his dedication to the horn that summons his vigilence and protection of Gotham. To witness the corruption, of the city, instrospect and re-discover the redemption his Father and Mother allowing him to see his neccesity as not only the known Prince of Gotham.. but also the Guardian, a beacon of hope. Thank you
There was nothing more batman than that opening scene with the thugs getting scared of dark corners and everything around them as soon as the bat signal went up
After watching that scene, I was fully convinced thru the film this was gonna honor Batman in the best way. And after leaving the theatre, my mind all day was *I'm Vengeance*
It was fantastic! They absolutely killed it with this opener. One of the best opening scenes I have seen in a long time. I really like how they managed to open and close the movie.
2:20 We have a signal now. ...for when I’m needed. But when that light hits the sky... It’s not just a call. It’s a warning. To them... Fear. ...is a tool. They think I’m hiding in the shadows. Watching... Waiting to strike... But I am the shadows.
What I loved about this movie is how Gotham City felt so real and scary. It was so realistic and gritty, so dark. I felt depressed watching at how terrible and messed up this city is
The soundtrack helped elevate this movie to unparalleled levels. It had this creeping sense of dread which left you in a permanent state of unease. A nihilistic masterpiece.
At 36, I don't think I've ever seen a movie twice in theatres. Especially not one that's three hours long. But I look forward to seeing this again, and the soundtrack is definitely something I will be paying attention to digest. Excellent, excellent movie. I grew up watching The Animated Series and this film hit all notes. The Nolan trilogy was great, but this is the one for me. And as someone who has watched LOST multiple times, I realize how much Giacchino's score can elevate a production.
Go see it again in IMAX. I'm on my 4th viewing and I really am considering a 5th before The Batman has concluded it's theatrical run. The theater experience was euphoric.
Same here. The last time I attended a film (in the cinema) twice was 'Trainspotting', in 1996. But, yes, I can now count 'The Batman' in this élite-group of 'twice seen' films.
32:30 The batmobile start-up sequence in this movie will be forever engraved in history as one of the most cinematically ominous and badass scenes in all of film. Found the actual startup sound here too: th-cam.com/video/uBSS1-RNwPA/w-d-xo.html
When I first looked at the photo, I admit I was disappointed because it didn't look like a batmobile, more like a tricked out ride. When I was in the theaters, I was not disappointed; I was terrified.
@@DOT107 how powerful is this scene that no one laughed in the teather, I feel we where all mesmerized by the sound and visuals we just didnt have enough time to comprehend that funny moment.
I thought this was going to be a gritty and dark film, but it did have a comic book feel to it. Not nearly as dark as i was expecting. About on the same level as Bvs,S Dawn of Justice
Went during the day with a nice overcast with a bit of a drizzle, came out and the temperature had dropped drastically, relaxing at home now listening to the soundtrack and the rain hitting my roof accompanied by gentle thunder 😙🤌 perfect
The best Batman Movie I have seen. The Music, the tension, the acting, the way it flowed, the action, all the way around. And I went in not expecting much and I came out stunned. I could not take my eyes off the screen and now I can't stop listening to this.
It was the best movie that has ever been made and the greatest artistic achievement in western civilization. Maybe the greatest achievement in all of human history.
I am so glad I saw this movie in the cinema. I loved Christian Bale in the previous trilogy, but Robert Pattinson was absolutely brilliant. I believe this is the best Batman movie that has ever been shown on the big screen.
It all began in the late 1980s with Danny Elfman's iconic theme for Batman, and in the 1990s we were blessed with Elliot Goldenthal's brilliant score for Batman Forever. Hans Zimmer took the music for the Dark Knight to a whole new level with his score for Batman Begins in the 2000s, and offered an even darker but equally fascinating version for Batman v Superman in the 2010s. It is now the 2020s, and Mr Michael Giacchino continues the legacy of never having a bad Batman score by offering us this masterpiece. From now on, he shall be known as one of the greats!
Also Shirley Walker and Nick Arundel, among others. TAS and Arkham are the greatest adaptations of the Batman franchise in general, and nailed their soundtracks. But Elfman's the best composer imo
That was one of the BEST Batman films EVER. LOVED it. In IMAX, it was even greater. The cinematography, Pattinson as Bruce Wayne/Batman, the great performers who gave their all, and now this powerhouse of a score! I needs me some complete soundtrack on CD soon!
To describe this film in words would require a tremendous amount of writing. I would probably need about 4000 words to express everything I felt. The visuals, the music, everything was wonderful. The only thing I can say is that "I met the Batman I wanted to see".
After you watch the movie you get totally hooked to the soundtrack. Just brilliant. Dark. Those bells ringing in between gives sucha gothic feel to it.
I've watched it probably 20 times (not all the way thru but as I fall asleep I leave it on, I normally don't make it past the scene where he drops out of the police building lol
This soundtrack is amazing, just incredible! So beautiful, peaceful, romantic, sweet and calm and (in the same time) dark, sad, powerful, tense, causing anxiety, taking your breath away and making chills on your skin and head. Those repeated with unbelievable obstinacy four notes are like a sign of unavoiding destiny, fate you can not change. One of the best soundtrack ever written! Thank you Michael, Oscar will be yours!
I can't wait to get a physical copy of this movie, I don't think I've bought a physical movie copy for myself in like 10 years. It's that amazing to me
Same, I’ve also considered getting it on blu ray once it’s out! I would love to watch a commentary feature from the director, it would be so interesting
@@joshheralal8758 He abandons his responsibilities as a Wayne, and in doing so lets his family's legacy decay. Not to mention the fact that he's operating primarily through fear as a way to deal with his rage; by the end he learns he has to change his approach.
00:00:00 | 1. Can’t Fight City Halloween 00:04:04 | 2. Mayoral Ducting 00:06:39 | 3. It’s Raining Vengeance 00:11:10 | 4. Don’t Be Voyeu® with Me 00:13:48 | 5. Crossing the Feline 00:15:34 | 6. Gannika Girl 00:18:05 | 7. Moving in for the Gil 00:22:28 | 8. Funeral and Far Between 00:24:14 | 9. Collar ID 00:25:29 | 10. Escaped Crusader 00:28:14 | 11. Penguin of Guilt 00:31:58 | 12. Highway to the Anger Zone 00:37:18 | 13. World’s Worst Translator 00:40:53 | 14. Riddles, Riddles Everywhere 00:42:47 | 15. Meow and You and Everyone We Know 00:48:06 | 16. For All Your Pennyworth 00:50:44 | 17. Are You a Kenzie or a Can’t-zie? 00:56:30 | 18. An Im-purr-fect Murde® 01:00:18 | 19. The Great Pumpkin Pie 01:02:40 | 20. Hoarding School 01:07:36 | 21. A Flood of Terrors 01:12:05 | 22. A Bat in the Rafters, Pt. 1 01:16:39 | 23. A Bat in the Rafters, Pt. 2 01:23:22 | 24. The Bat’s True Calling 01:26:27 | 25. All’s Well That Ends Farewell 01:29:08 | 26. The Batman 01:35:56 | 27. The Riddler 01:40:57 | 28. Catwoman 01:44:01 | 29. Sonata in Darkness
The Ridller was amazing, but not as BATMAN!! This is the great difference between this movie and TDK where Joker is remembered as BIGGER than the main hero!!!
The Batman was an incredible movie, loved the amazing cinematography, story, Michael Giacchino’s soundtrack was perfect, the opening scene leading to the Batman reveal was absolute perfection. Robert Pattinson and Paul Dano stole the show as Batman and Riddler, excited for the sequel.
Throughout the movie in the cinema, i feel like I am the Batman and Bruce Wayne. I just can...FEEL the terrible feelings and depression of this person.
*I loved in the end Batman beeing the light that guides the people. More than fear or revenge, but a symbol of hope. The fear is for the villains, Gotham's people needs hope.*
This soundtrack is amazing and was utilized perfectly throughout the film. If you want to become a film maker The Batman joins the list of movies to study.
I just saw it again last night and this sound track is so haunting! The score literally set the tone for this film. Giacchino nailed it! Nolan's TDK set the bar so high and this new batman did a phenomenal job by taking this film to a completely different approach!
Completely agree, but extremely disappointed with the casting of The Joker. I guess time will tell but I don't honestly think he is capable of reaching the bar Ledger & Phoenix have set. Maybe I'll change my tune after a second watch, but honestly, other than realising that the movie was over his performance was the only disappointing moment for me.
it's the greatest film I have ever seen. If Heath Ledger was the best Joker ever then Pattinson is the best Batman ever hands down. You can feel the pain of Bruce Wayne like never before.
@@BatPierrot Ok but dude you are clearly forgetting that this is Batman in his newbie years. Besides what are you trying to gain here? We're just appreciating that Bats is an actual detective
Great point. Never thought of it that way. Something that feels so fresh and new right now will become nostalgia. I agree, this will have a strong tug on my heart strings 10 years from now. I don’t remember the last time I left a theatre so wow’d by a movie.
It was a movie worth watching more than once , i watched it twice already .. Music was the most beautiful thing ever and it really lend itself to make this masterpiece of a movie into something that will remembered for a long time until the next batman 2 , i hope. I was a big fan of Nirvana in my teens , Something in the way was one of my fave tracks and I realised that it was so beautifully weaved into some of the scores in the soundtracks , try singing it.. It was the most realistic version of batman , don't get me wrong Nolan's batman was epic , but this.. this brought out so much ...never did felt the sense of human vulnerability in the others as I did for Bruce here, the movie showed that it was never black and white , what the riddler did and what the bat did Ave maria brought in the sense of dread whenever it was on and so deliciously scary . The theme for bat and the cat showed bat's loneliness and how he was drawn to cat girl , their longing for someone , it was heart wrenching to see her go and he had to move on alone again .
Everyone’s gonna compare the Batman’s, but in my opinion there’s no need. Nolan’s trilogy was epic and Dark Knight is arguably the greatest superhero movie ever, but this rendition was great in a whole new way. Hans Zimmers soundtrack was insanely amazing and legendary for Nolan’s Batman but man this score is fantastic in its own right. Made the movie in my opinion. Really set the tone for this darker Batman. The gong like beat of the trumpets feels like an almost undertaker-Esque vibe of impending doom. Amazing.
The director Matt Reeves absolutely nailed Batman, the style, the mood and the look. More Batmans from this man as he is making films for the graphic novels fans as opposed to the movie public. 10/10. Great sound track.
I just watched this movie earlier and the emotions I felt in the cinema were unreal. This soundtrack helped in elevating those emotions and I'm now addicted to listening to these songs and to Nirvana.
@@mosescuh3644 I, a Batman fan like you and a fellow person that respects other people's opinions, declare you to break your one rule just this once and show this person and the other's the truth and give this movie Justice or should I say, Vengeance.
33:34 is my absolute favorite most instense and awesome and memorable part of the soundtrack. At least for the action scenes. Terrific soundtrack. Incredible sound design. As an audio engineer, I can really appreciate all the hard work behind this marvellous results. Just outstanding! *Chefskiss*
100% agreed. The choice for this during that particular scene was, musically, the antithesis of what I'm used to seeing (being intentionally vague b/c spoilers), but it worked sooooooo well.
I really dont mean to direspect toward Christopher Nolan Dark Knight Trilogy but i have to admit that this (Matt Reeves Batman starring by Robert Pattinson) is the figure of Batman that i have been dreaming for a long time.No words can describe this film.Im super excited!!!!!
i enjoy nolan's version of it because it's a side of batman that everyone wanted to see. Now people have been wanting a more gothic grounded detective and that's what we're finally gonna get. I can't wait to watch it too
Let’s wait not only to see this film but also see if it stands the test of time. The Dark Knight is simply Nolan’s take on the subject material. I enjoy seeing many different interpretations as long as the core themes are present and the work is high quality and passionately presented.
Watched this movie with my big brother and I’ll never forget It. A memory we can keep forever together. I wouldnt trade for anything money nothing. That’s so powerful. To do something you love with the people you love. I wish that on everyone despite your background or what you believe in or your color. Do what you love With the people you love. And Hold onto those memories forever. Stay safe and continue pushing out here. Help others care for others. Care and love yourself. Also. It inspired me to pursue acting/directing because I wanna give back what movies have given to me. One day-7
Actually in one of the TV spots he says "They think I am hiding in the shadows, watching, waiting to strike, but I am the shadows." I believe it was cut due to long runtime.
There is a lot of things I like about this film and I'm quite excited with how they'll continue to develop this Batman. 1. I really like how they portrayed Gotham, giving it a great sense of unease with it's dark, run down, and neglected atmosphere and visualization. 2. I like the constant reminders of how Bruce's absence mattered. We heard this from Alfred, Bella, and the Riddler throughout the film; and with the film solely focusing on Batman and brooding Bruce, I'm looking forward to see them developing Bruce with his lighter and sociable public persona to his dark vigilante persona. 3. The fact that this is more in touch of the detective aspect of Batman. 4. This Batman is still a bit inexperienced, so I'm looking forward to him being developed more with better insight to approaching certain scenarios, and planning. Like in many scenes in this film he just walk straight into firearm trying to tank it with his bullet proof suit, but it also nearly cost him his life at one point. 5. His conviction to no guns and the just way. 6. Catwoman.
This Batman is a tour de force! They got the look, tone, angst and dread right, and Giacchino's themes and tracks really hit all the right notes. I didn't think I could look past Zimmer's but what can I say? They even managed to sneak in all your little childhood toy Batmobile, Penguin's Car and Catwoman's Bike on screen
This soundtrack is so "simple" (sort to say, that's the way I perceive it) and yet so traping. I loved this move and it's soundtrack simply kept me on the edge of my seat, and that's something no movie had done to me in a long while.
This movie was perfection. I loved Pattinson portrayal of this softer, unadjusted Batman. The cinematography, costuming, casting, effects, and stunts were all just fantastic.
I don't know about the "softer" part, unless you mean when Batman is with Selina/Catwoman, or when Bruce is with Alfred. But when The Batman is out confronting the bad guys, he's anything but soft and is probably the most intimidating Batman I've seen on the big screen.
I get what you mean, but idk if “soft” is the right word. Maybe more vulnerable? I liked it. He hasn’t figured out how to put on the “mask” of Bruce Wayne yet and that he needs to keep up appearances.
I have really loved the great job that Mr. Giacchino has done with this soundtrack. The themes convey beauty, a certain poetry, but also terror, fear, and the Batman theme conveys that grandiose heroic air. I am grateful that Giacchino has taken up the more classical and orchestral airs and has moved away from the electronic trends that have marked the themes of Batman in recent years. Personally, the soundtrack reminds me a lot of Shirley Walker's work on BTAS and I really love that. I really hope that the movie is a great success and we can have a new saga of this Batman.
I had high expectations but once I saw the movie I couldn’t believe how low those expectations were The movie was freaking incredible This is my fav Batman and we need moreee reeves is such a legend
All that stuff was great, but the story was weird. Expected to see Batman, the world's greatest detective. Batman did almost nothing in the movie but provide answers to riddles and help the riddler win.
Agreed got back from seeing it and it was if not my favourite batman movie of all time and Paul Dano did an incredible job as the riddler and even gave me heath ledger joker vibes at times.
This soundtrack sounds awesome yet has some haunting vibes especially Riddler's theme I love how this Batman almost plays like a Horror, Thriller, Detective, Story while also being a superhero film! I'm so pumped
The main theme is borrowed from the two chords of Nirvana's "Something in the Way" (of course a big inspiration for the tone in the movie as well as featuring in the movie itself)
I love the fact that he actually acknowledges that he can’t be everywhere at once and must pick his targets carefully. No Batman has done that before. We only see them fighting crime and it makes it feel as if the crimes he’s fighting are the only ones happening at the time because that specific part is highlighted. Robert is THE BATMAN ! IMO it’s better than tdk.
@Vengeance If you removed batman from the film. It would not have changed the outcome of events. He did not do anything. He was the most useless hero ever.
I'm so glad to live in an era where comic book movies can not only be taken seriously as the art they are, but can be made by people who actually *get* the subject they're making a movie about. This film was an easy 10/10 for me, no question. The soundtrack took what was already a masterpiece and made it legendary.
Giacchino is officially the King of Franchise Scores. - Star Wars - Star Trek - DC: Batman - Marvel: Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Thor - Jurassic Park/World (from video games to feature films, no less) - Mission: Impossible - Pixar - Planet of the Apes - Call of Duty - Medal of Honor
I expect nothing less from the man behind the soundtrack of most of the Medal of Honor games and the Incredibles. This soundtrack feels similar to the MoH games.
You can tell he spent time listening to Danny Elfman's score from Batman '89 at places like 01:23:22. Right there I almost expected to hear the first 5 notes of Elfman's motif.
Ngl I can’t remember when but there was one part in the movie that reminded me of nightmare before Christmas and I somehow forgot that Michael was doing the soundtrack and I thought ‘oh that’s probably because Danny Elfmann did the soundtrack for the Batman as well as nightmare before Christmas’ and the thing is I knew that Michael was the one doing the soundtrack but I just somehow forgot.
I ain't gonna lie, my favorite has shifted between Keaton, Bale, Affleck, and now Pattinson as my favorites at different points. But I do hope to see Pattinson in several more movies before switching actors again. It was criminal that Affleck never got his solo Batman movie.
same thoo! I loved every Batman but this is the Batman I understand, the Batman that gives me hope in my darkest times. He's Vengeance, He's the Shadows, He's Hope, He's The Batman.
@Super Brooklynite 007 oh that would be great but I kinda have an idea why they chose Barry Keoghan as that patient and why the Batman villains like the Riddler are younger just like Bruce
I already watched the movie twice and I am seriously thinking of going to the cinema again for The Batman for the third time. I can't wait for the digital release so I can force everyone else to watch it with me. Update: Just got my old friend to watch it with me this Saturday. She's gonna watch it for the first time. Can't wait for more goosebumps. Update 2: I just watched it for the third time last night and it was the best viewing ever. We got applause in the hall at the end of the show. It was awesome. I immediately got the urge to watch it again for the fourth time but I decided to hold back and wait for the digital release instead.
My daughter bought me the Blu-ray for Father's Day....watched it last night....absofuckinlutely stunning!!!.....just how Year One/Two should be.....am hooked......💙
01:40:57 Goosebumps for the theme of Catwoman...I'm sure it was inspired by Michel Legrand a touch of Angelo Badalamenti and a dash of John Barry EDIT : I made a mashup of the theme of Catwoman and sycamore tree from Twin Peaks here th-cam.com/video/pW9NCxhbwvE/w-d-xo.html
I got major John Barry vibes too, particularly the "Did You Call Me?" suite from The Specialist that served as May's theme. Just like with that one, Catwman's theme conveys that same sense of sultry, mysterious sexiness.
@@brandoncooper2909 you said it all. Giacchino has done a sublime job, in some tracks we can also hear the typical Angelo Badalamenti double bass...I'll try to make a mashup of the Catwoman theme and Sycamore tree sung by Jimmy Scott from the Twin peaks OST
Just went to see this movie. I sat there almost motionless for 3 hours lost in the beauty of everything this movie had to offer. Now after seeing it all I can hear is this haunting soundtrack. I had to listen to it again. Dum dum dum dum.
The most pivotal scenes in the movie is when batman saves that young girl and she grabs his arm showing that he is needed, Gotham needs him but the moment that made him accept who he is and what his duty is, is when he and Selina ride off, she takes a left towards vengeance, Batman takes a right towards Justice. He watches her disappear in his mirror while he accelerates towards Gotham and his duty.
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"It's a big city, I can't be everywhere. They don't know where I am.
But when that light hits the sky, it's not just a call. It's a warning. To them. Fear is a tool.
They think they can hide in the shadows.
But I am the shadows."
Ohh, you think darkness is your ally? I was born in it, molded by it. I didnt see the light until I was already a man and by then it was nothing but blinding. The shadows betray you, because they belong to ME.
Those bookend voiceovers were really fantastic. I felt I was watching a live action graphic novel. If well done, I guess they really work for this genre.
Ouuuuu yesssss loved the whole naration thing never thought that was what a Batman movie missing untill i saw the batman...the whole beginning of the movie i would say untill "something in the way" plays the first time was pretty mutch perfection.
They think I'm* hiding in the shadows. But I am the shadows.
correction:
He said "They think I hide in the shadows, but I am the shadows."
I love how Batman and even the Batmobile are basically horror monsters when it comes to the villains perspective. This movie has my favorite Batman opening, and my favorite Batmobile reveal. The movie has such a tone and pace that is never lost in the entire runtime. I loved it so much, and the cinematography was beautiful.
Right?! I thought the same thing! It was so fun and beautiful to look at! It felt like they took influenced sets from the dark knight movies and the cinematography from Joker and ELEVATED IT TO A 10! For once I was drawn and glued to the character study of Batman the same way everyone gravitated towards joker and villains in general for the last few years. For once the Hero was exciting and interesting AGAIN! He had so much depth and I legit already wanna watch this movie again
It perfectly captures how scary Batman is and how much the villains fear him ,and the batmobile OH MY GAWD I want it that car is so COOLLL
Yes! I definitely enjoyed the psychological horror angle the film had to it along with the noir, very engaging! The way Bruce is shown as he’s seen by others, it helps you as an audience member understand why he’s so controversial and misunderstood
the movie was boring garbage. The only thing impressive about it is how it managed to fit absolutely nothing into 3 hours
@@saif9289 you could say that about almost every dc movie in that case especially joker.
I hope they make sequel with Robert Pattinson as the Batman cuz he nailed that role. I thoroughly enjoyed the movie, and did not want it to end. Even though it was almost 3 hours long, I wanted more lol.
Me too. I didn't want to end, cos I really enjoyed it.
@@snoopy5413 man if this is the quality they are delievering for the first movie what would happens when the most loved villain enters ...🃏
@@shezzaeditz I can’t wait man!!!!! Going back to watch this one again Wednesday. Joker is gonna be amazing in the second. This new series is going to magnificent
@@snoopy5413 Oh yesssss!!!
the first one was just a build up for the second one, maybe we will see harvey dent, there will be Joker, we will maybe see more screen time of penguin, this might be a trilogy
The Batman Official Soundtrack | Full Album - Michael Giacchino | WaterTower
00:00:00 | 1. Can’t Fight City Halloween
00:04:04 | 2. Mayoral Ducting
00:06:39 | 3. It’s Raining Vengeance
00:11:10 | 4. Don’t Be Voyeu® with Me
00:13:48 | 5. Crossing the Feline
00:15:34 | 6. Gannika Girl
00:18:05 | 7. Moving in for the Gil
00:22:28 | 8. Funeral and Far Between
00:24:14 | 9. Collar ID
00:25:29 | 10. Escaped Crusader
00:28:14 | 11. Penguin of Guilt
00:31:58 | 12. Highway to the Anger Zone
00:37:18 | 13. World’s Worst Translator
00:40:53 | 14. Riddles, Riddles Everywhere
00:42:47 | 15. Meow and You and Everyone We Know
00:48:06 | 16. For All Your Pennyworth
00:50:44 | 17. Are You a Kenzie or a Can’t-zie?
00:56:30 | 18. An Im-purr-fect Murde®
01:00:18 | 19. The Great Pumpkin Pie
01:02:40 | 20. Hoarding School
01:07:36 | 21. A Flood of Terrors
01:12:05 | 22. A Bat in the Rafters, Pt. 1
01:16:39 | 23. A Bat in the Rafters, Pt. 2
01:23:22 | 24. The Bat’s True Calling
01:26:27 | 25. All’s Well That Ends Farewell
01:29:08 | 26. The Batman
01:35:56 | 27. The Riddler
01:40:57 | 28. Catwoman
01:44:01 | 29. Sonata in Darkness
Thank you Michael Giacchino for this hauntingly beautiful score!
I love people like Ms Xenia here,actually spending time to make other people lives easier.especially in a time like this we need more angels like you and less haters like oswald
much love ♥️
@@theearth977 It's just a timestamp mate, took like zero hours and effort to make.
Also, stop your personal attacks and treat others better. Cheers ♥️
the hero we needed ❤
So no ave Maria? Oh .
Thanks. Is this just need
This Batman movie felt the most down to earth and realistic of the series so far.
I could feel the depression of the Gotham, and the riddler really gave the impression of being serial killer.
true. this is not a superhero movie. this is a vigilante movie. reminds me of rorschach
@@890705123 rorschach vibes 🥵
I could actually feel Bruce's depression. They keyed the soundtrack when he was sad which had an overwhelming amount of malincaly, and deep somber of despair ultimately expelling those feelings out of you while robert performed.
@@emir2750 that was my favorite part. In the beginning I especially recognized that.
Rorschach's journal.
you should see him in the film prisoners too. paul dano plays crazy really well.
In a sense, this really was an origin story for batman, because he learned to get over the death of his parents and become something that they could truly be proud of. Not a vigilante beating thieves to a pulp, but a hero, inspiring people and giving them hope
imo, I don’t think batman has overcome the death of his parents yet.
@@pyro4118 yeah, I also think Batman has not overcome the death of his parents in the end, but like Nate said I believe he saw himself as more than a vigilante and became a hero in the end.
I take your concept, but... he's not superman. Perhaps justice (not corrupt).
No one is ready for all the Batman 66 references.
This encapsulates finely what is felt. This is embarkment of The Batman, his calling and clasp of his dedication to the horn that summons his vigilence and protection of Gotham. To witness the corruption, of the city, instrospect and re-discover the redemption his Father and Mother allowing him to see his neccesity as not only the known Prince of Gotham.. but also the Guardian, a beacon of hope. Thank you
There was nothing more batman than that opening scene with the thugs getting scared of dark corners and everything around them as soon as the bat signal went up
The opening scene was amazing! Set the tone for the whole movie.😊
After watching that scene, I was fully convinced thru the film this was gonna honor Batman in the best way. And after leaving the theatre, my mind all day was *I'm Vengeance*
You got more chance of winning the Superbowl than running into him!
It was fantastic! They absolutely killed it with this opener. One of the best opening scenes I have seen in a long time. I really like how they managed to open and close the movie.
Honestly the most Batman like opening scene I have ever seen. Felt like a little kid watching my favorite Batman cartoon again. It was so perfect.
2:20 We have a signal now.
...for when I’m needed.
But when that light hits the sky...
It’s not just a call.
It’s a warning.
To them...
Fear.
...is a tool.
They think I’m hiding in the shadows.
Watching...
Waiting to strike...
But I am the shadows.
Perfect opening for a Batman film, they nailed it
Chills...
Chills. One week after, i am still in shock
Perfection
Beautiful lines
For personal reasons:
8:00
22:28
26:20
28:21
31:58
54:57
58:37
1:16:35
1:38:00
1:44:00
What I loved about this movie is how Gotham City felt so real and scary. It was so realistic and gritty, so dark. I felt depressed watching at how terrible and messed up this city is
What hit me home was the fact that our real world isn't too far from being as messed up as gotham 😢
@@gumzy3000 We are getting there.
@@gumzy3000 You mean mumbai
Yep
For some reason, it felt like Chicago to me.
The soundtrack helped elevate this movie to unparalleled levels. It had this creeping sense of dread which left you in a permanent state of unease. A nihilistic masterpiece.
Certeza que Batman vai ganhar Oscar de melhor trilha sonora
Suprisingly for me it was very calming :D Great movie just went back from the cinema
yep, it really did truly EPIC!!
Well the Riddler is relatively nihilistic. But The Batman is idealistic.
Nihilistic?
At 36, I don't think I've ever seen a movie twice in theatres. Especially not one that's three hours long. But I look forward to seeing this again, and the soundtrack is definitely something I will be paying attention to digest. Excellent, excellent movie. I grew up watching The Animated Series and this film hit all notes. The Nolan trilogy was great, but this is the one for me. And as someone who has watched LOST multiple times, I realize how much Giacchino's score can elevate a production.
me, praticaly the same. i'm gonna see it again. mean while, study how they made this outstanding film
Funny I also felt strange connection between this movie and animated series, it was not just me haha.
Go see it again in IMAX. I'm on my 4th viewing and I really am considering a 5th before The Batman has concluded it's theatrical run. The theater experience was euphoric.
Same here. The last time I attended a film (in the cinema) twice was 'Trainspotting', in 1996. But, yes, I can now count 'The Batman' in this élite-group of 'twice seen' films.
@@MARKRebels Yeah, this! ✨
The movie was so dark and the soundtrack really emphasized that. Great acting by all too.
It was perfect 🖤
IMO The Batman is the best comic book movie much better than The Dark Knight trilogy and Joker. Maybe except MCU Daredevil.
It warms my heart that Robert Pattinson is finally getting the recognition he deserves as an actor.
I’ll admit I was kinda uncertain about the casting of Pattinson as Bruce Wayne…
Thank goodness I was proven VERY wrong!
He has stated that Twilight was only a check to him. He has proven himself, before The Batman. Kristen has not.
@@generaseven who’s kristen
@@quabiloyoink Kristen Stewart from Twilight.
@@generaseven ok
32:30 The batmobile start-up sequence in this movie will be forever engraved in history as one of the most cinematically ominous and badass scenes in all of film. Found the actual startup sound here too: th-cam.com/video/uBSS1-RNwPA/w-d-xo.html
Thank you, this scene made my skin crawl.
My favorite scene of the movie. I was sitting there watching it and thinking, okay, this is badass.
my favorite part on that scene when Batman mistimed the clutch which gave Penguin the ampt time to get the cash and run away.
When I first looked at the photo, I admit I was disappointed because it didn't look like a batmobile, more like a tricked out ride.
When I was in the theaters, I was not disappointed; I was terrified.
@@DOT107 how powerful is this scene that no one laughed in the teather, I feel we where all mesmerized by the sound and visuals we just didnt have enough time to comprehend that funny moment.
More people really need to go and watch this film in theater because the haunting score really magnifies the experience.
Is he back to his vengeful ways in this film? That's my hopes and reason for wanting to watch it tomorrow or tonight
@@sujerina8634 This aspect is very much a basis for his entire story arc in this movie 😀
@@karolkrok7443 Oh I look forward it even more then with this soundtrack, thank you
I legit don’t know how this man made me sit in my seat for almost 3 hours and not once did I want it to end. Hope he comes back bigger and badder🥺
Because he's not a man, he's not a hero, he's a watchful protector, the dark knight
and bladder.
@@criticalbil1 heh
@@antoniofrincic5116 bro literally the song matches so epic when i was reading your comment is amezing lol
Did anyone else feel dark and awesome after leaving the cinema at night?
yes totally
I thought this was going to be a gritty and dark film, but it did have a comic book feel to it. Not nearly as dark as i was expecting. About on the same level as Bvs,S Dawn of Justice
watched it during the day lol
Went during the day with a nice overcast with a bit of a drizzle, came out and the temperature had dropped drastically, relaxing at home now listening to the soundtrack and the rain hitting my roof accompanied by gentle thunder 😙🤌 perfect
Yes
The best Batman Movie I have seen. The Music, the tension, the acting, the way it flowed, the action, all the way around. And I went in not expecting much and I came out stunned. I could not take my eyes off the screen and now I can't stop listening to this.
i visited paradise for 3 magnificent dark hours
It was the best movie that has ever been made and the greatest artistic achievement in western civilization. Maybe the greatest achievement in all of human history.
Indeed, the movie, acting, action, music. All GREAT!
Let's not forget the car chase scene. I was so giddy cause it felt raw.
@@angelikatejada5877 captial M for music please
I am so glad I saw this movie in the cinema. I loved Christian Bale in the previous trilogy, but Robert Pattinson was absolutely brilliant. I believe this is the best Batman movie that has ever been shown on the big screen.
Me too.
truth
Definitely
Agreed
Every decade has his Batman movie. As nihilistic That on is, matches perfect!
It all began in the late 1980s with Danny Elfman's iconic theme for Batman, and in the 1990s we were blessed with Elliot Goldenthal's brilliant score for Batman Forever. Hans Zimmer took the music for the Dark Knight to a whole new level with his score for Batman Begins in the 2000s, and offered an even darker but equally fascinating version for Batman v Superman in the 2010s. It is now the 2020s, and Mr Michael Giacchino continues the legacy of never having a bad Batman score by offering us this masterpiece. From now on, he shall be known as one of the greats!
Also Shirley Walker and Nick Arundel, among others. TAS and Arkham are the greatest adaptations of the Batman franchise in general, and nailed their soundtracks. But Elfman's the best composer imo
That was one of the BEST Batman films EVER. LOVED it. In IMAX, it was even greater. The cinematography, Pattinson as Bruce Wayne/Batman, the great performers who gave their all, and now this powerhouse of a score!
I needs me some complete soundtrack on CD soon!
To describe this film in words would require a tremendous amount of writing. I would probably need about 4000 words to express everything I felt. The visuals, the music, everything was wonderful. The only thing I can say is that "I met the Batman I wanted to see".
After you watch the movie you get totally hooked to the soundtrack. Just brilliant. Dark.
Those bells ringing in between gives sucha gothic feel to it.
The most unlikely casting decision. I came in with zero expectations and left totally confident in Pattinson's Batman.
He's a great actor, man
@Vengeance So true. He nailed it
@Vengeance i felt like this should be an series though :-s.
Pattinson looked great as Batman. Movie was impressive overall. The Batman 2 please!
He signed a 3 picture deal. This movie is gonna do well
Because they already said this was going to be a trilogy
@@Harrian2014 ضضض
@NEMESIS1999 Joe mama
The score paired with that opening scene was so hypnotic and magnificent
What a fantastic way to put it.
Yes !
Pattinson >>> Bale
1 month The Batman was released today and I still can't get over how a masterpiece this film is.🦇 I just want to watch this over and over again!
I have seen it 4 times, going again! I absolutely love this new Batman!
Me too fellas!!!
I've watched it probably 20 times (not all the way thru but as I fall asleep I leave it on, I normally don't make it past the scene where he drops out of the police building lol
Hearing this in cinema all around my head was one of the best experiences ever.
FEAR IS A TOOL, 'AND WHEN THAT LIGHT HITS THE SKY IT'S NOT JUST A CALL.
"IT'S A WARNING ".
:-BATMAN
just watchewd this 2 hours ago soundtrack is still stuck in my head what a movie. IT WENT SO FAST didnt feel like 3 houra
This soundtrack is amazing, just incredible! So beautiful, peaceful, romantic, sweet and calm and (in the same time) dark, sad, powerful, tense, causing anxiety, taking your breath away and making chills on your skin and head. Those repeated with unbelievable obstinacy four notes are like a sign of unavoiding destiny, fate you can not change. One of the best soundtrack ever written! Thank you Michael, Oscar will be yours!
I can't wait to get a physical copy of this movie, I don't think I've bought a physical movie copy for myself in like 10 years. It's that amazing to me
Same!!!
Same here
Same, I’ve also considered getting it on blu ray once it’s out! I would love to watch a commentary feature from the director, it would be so interesting
praying we get a directors cut that leaves in all the scenes taken out! I am totally cool with it being 4 hours long!
100%
Saw the movie last night. The score makes this movie a 10/10 wow.
Me too Dude Awesome!!!!!!
agree
Batman was so heroic and selfless in the movie, I loved it.
the end with the torch and leading the survivors was so perfect.
movie is underrated.
It was not until...
@@cheongyewshong2540 Yup 👍
@Maysun Selfish? How?
@@joshheralal8758 He abandons his responsibilities as a Wayne, and in doing so lets his family's legacy decay. Not to mention the fact that he's operating primarily through fear as a way to deal with his rage; by the end he learns he has to change his approach.
Batman cruising through Gotham City while Nirvana playing in background is the best music-scene combo I've seen till today
00:00:00 | 1. Can’t Fight City Halloween
00:04:04 | 2. Mayoral Ducting
00:06:39 | 3. It’s Raining Vengeance
00:11:10 | 4. Don’t Be Voyeu® with Me
00:13:48 | 5. Crossing the Feline
00:15:34 | 6. Gannika Girl
00:18:05 | 7. Moving in for the Gil
00:22:28 | 8. Funeral and Far Between
00:24:14 | 9. Collar ID
00:25:29 | 10. Escaped Crusader
00:28:14 | 11. Penguin of Guilt
00:31:58 | 12. Highway to the Anger Zone
00:37:18 | 13. World’s Worst Translator
00:40:53 | 14. Riddles, Riddles Everywhere
00:42:47 | 15. Meow and You and Everyone We Know
00:48:06 | 16. For All Your Pennyworth
00:50:44 | 17. Are You a Kenzie or a Can’t-zie?
00:56:30 | 18. An Im-purr-fect Murde®
01:00:18 | 19. The Great Pumpkin Pie
01:02:40 | 20. Hoarding School
01:07:36 | 21. A Flood of Terrors
01:12:05 | 22. A Bat in the Rafters, Pt. 1
01:16:39 | 23. A Bat in the Rafters, Pt. 2
01:23:22 | 24. The Bat’s True Calling
01:26:27 | 25. All’s Well That Ends Farewell
01:29:08 | 26. The Batman
01:35:56 | 27. The Riddler
01:40:57 | 28. Catwoman
01:44:01 | 29. Sonata in Darkness
Fantastic score to a fantastic movie. However I don't see too many people commenting this: The Riddler was AMAZING. Well done, loved the take on him.
Yes!!!! I think I’ll rewatch the movie just to appreciate his acting again because he was brilliant!
The Ridller was amazing, but not as BATMAN!! This is the great difference between this movie and TDK where Joker is remembered as BIGGER than the main hero!!!
The Batman was an incredible movie, loved the amazing cinematography, story, Michael Giacchino’s soundtrack was perfect, the opening scene leading to the Batman reveal was absolute perfection. Robert Pattinson and Paul Dano stole the show as Batman and Riddler, excited for the sequel.
Throughout the movie in the cinema, i feel like I am the Batman and Bruce Wayne. I just can...FEEL the terrible feelings and depression of this person.
You’re very empathetic and Robert Pattinson is great at emoting without doing too much showey stuff.
really makes you FEEL like Batman.
cringe comment but true
@@sup3414 how?
*I loved in the end Batman beeing the light that guides the people. More than fear or revenge, but a symbol of hope. The fear is for the villains, Gotham's people needs hope.*
This soundtrack is amazing and was utilized perfectly throughout the film. If you want to become a film maker The Batman joins the list of movies to study.
Storytelling, cinematography, editing, shadow & lighting, the scores, so much to learn about in this movie
This score deserved so much more recognition.
Yeah, definitely.
I just saw it again last night and this sound track is so haunting! The score literally set the tone for this film. Giacchino nailed it! Nolan's TDK set the bar so high and this new batman did a phenomenal job by taking this film to a completely different approach!
Completely agree, but extremely disappointed with the casting of The Joker. I guess time will tell but I don't honestly think he is capable of reaching the bar Ledger & Phoenix have set.
Maybe I'll change my tune after a second watch, but honestly, other than realising that the movie was over his performance was the only disappointing moment for me.
it's the greatest film I have ever seen. If Heath Ledger was the best Joker ever then Pattinson is the best Batman ever hands down. You can feel the pain of Bruce Wayne like never before.
Finally a Batman who is a proper detective, as he is meant to be.
Spraying clues on his floor with white paint ??? Ive seen inspector gadget do better
@@BatPierrot Ok but dude you are clearly forgetting that this is Batman in his newbie years. Besides what are you trying to gain here? We're just appreciating that Bats is an actual detective
i remember the classic series batman movie was all about detective things with riddler as the villain, correct?
@@banksanberk5460 he did a lot of detective work back in the animated series.
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This will be nostalgia someday, I appreciate matt reeves for making this masterpiece of a movie, THIS IS CINEMA🦇🦇🙂❤️🎬
In about 15-20 years from now.
Great point. Never thought of it that way. Something that feels so fresh and new right now will become nostalgia. I agree, this will have a strong tug on my heart strings 10 years from now. I don’t remember the last time I left a theatre so wow’d by a movie.
It was a movie worth watching more than once , i watched it twice already ..
Music was the most beautiful thing ever and it really lend itself to make this masterpiece of a movie into something that will remembered for a long time until the next batman 2 , i hope.
I was a big fan of Nirvana in my teens , Something in the way was one of my fave tracks and I realised that it was so beautifully weaved into some of the scores in the soundtracks , try singing it..
It was the most realistic version of batman , don't get me wrong Nolan's batman was epic , but this.. this brought out so much ...never did felt the sense of human vulnerability in the others as I did for Bruce here, the movie showed that it was never black and white , what the riddler did and what the bat did
Ave maria brought in the sense of dread whenever it was on and so deliciously scary .
The theme for bat and the cat showed bat's loneliness and how he was drawn to cat girl , their longing for someone , it was heart wrenching to see her go and he had to move on alone again .
I may have a small issue…I’m going for the fourth time tonight and the fifth tomorrow😅 🦇 🐈⬛ ❓🐧
@@hightidekraken lol, ikr, i have watched 3 times already!!!
$000.01 has been deposited into your account.
Everyone’s gonna compare the Batman’s, but in my opinion there’s no need. Nolan’s trilogy was epic and Dark Knight is arguably the greatest superhero movie ever, but this rendition was great in a whole new way.
Hans Zimmers soundtrack was insanely amazing and legendary for Nolan’s Batman but man this score is fantastic in its own right. Made the movie in my opinion. Really set the tone for this darker Batman.
The gong like beat of the trumpets feels like an almost undertaker-Esque vibe of impending doom. Amazing.
man after seeing the movie its been over a week and I still have that sinster gong sound in my head!
Dark knight is so overated...
The director Matt Reeves absolutely nailed Batman, the style, the mood and the look. More Batmans from this man as he is making films for the graphic novels fans as opposed to the movie public. 10/10. Great sound track.
At exactly 27:35 you can hear a sample from Tim Burton's BATMAN!! I love it!!! 💪😊
Also the intro 00:42:47 is a sample from TDKR's Gotham's Reckoning
I was really expecting Micheal Keaton to show up, i thought they were going to do the multiverse thing with flash
@@TheAmerind That has to be a troll comment right?
Danny Elfman being paid some well earned respect.
This is the most realistic Batman movie I ever watch in my life, not just a superhero movie but what a masterpiece detective movie
Hes not a superhero?
@@jadus97 he is but this movie was more like a detective movie even the director said that this is going to be more like a detective movie
Realistic? His suit didn’t even have a single dent in it 😂
@@YEDxFILMS why would it?
"All men have limits. They learn what they are and learn not to exceed them. I ignore mine." - Batman : Knightfall
Nice man. He was fighting firefly, I remember that.
This movie deserves of an oscar in best actor & sound mixing category for sure.. what a tremendous Bgm's throughout the movie. 🦇🔥🔥
The whole album is legendary my 3 favorite. 🔽
- Can't fight city Halloween
- It's raining vengeance
- The Batman
you should listen to The Empire Strikes Back sound track
@@lobobuedamau this is much better than imperial march!!!
@@lobobuedamau if this soundtrack is a rip off of imperial march, imperial march is a rip off of funeral march.
@@caiostrasser128 no one's comparing anything, michael took inspiration, nothing wrong with taking inspiration, artists do it all the time.
The Bat's True Calling aswell for me
I just watched this movie earlier and the emotions I felt in the cinema were unreal. This soundtrack helped in elevating those emotions and I'm now addicted to listening to these songs and to Nirvana.
Movie was trash. Wish I could get my money back.
@@MS-dc2tt I was taught to respect everyone's opinions, the only rule I have. But sometimes I really, really want to break that rule
@@mosescuh3644 I, a Batman fan like you and a fellow person that respects other people's opinions, declare you to break your one rule just this once and show this person and the other's the truth and give this movie Justice or should I say, Vengeance.
@@MS-dc2tt would you want a broken nose or a broken pride?
@@MS-dc2tt sadly your opinion is wrong
33:34 is my absolute favorite most instense and awesome and memorable part of the soundtrack. At least for the action scenes. Terrific soundtrack. Incredible sound design. As an audio engineer, I can really appreciate all the hard work behind this marvellous results. Just outstanding! *Chefskiss*
100% agreed. The choice for this during that particular scene was, musically, the antithesis of what I'm used to seeing (being intentionally vague b/c spoilers), but it worked sooooooo well.
What scene was that?
@@caiazzoa The Penguin car chase.
@@joethomma thank you
Yeah, i agree. Buuut: i prefer 27:45, it was INCREDIBLE!!! 😋🤟
No Oscar nomination? Shame on you Hollywood. This soundtrack is awesome.
Cinematography either... And even Roger Deakins said it was the best one of 2022. The Batman was snubbed big time.
MG & Greg Frasier both deserved a nomination
In my heart, I truly believe it didn't win soley because it was a Batman film. This was one of the best films I saw last year EASILY.
This soundtrack feels the most Batman-y soundtrack ever
naaaa, The Dark Knight Trilogy, Batman V Superman even The Batman's Burton are better.
Absolute masterpiece 🦇
@ no
@ naaaa
@ nah
This film was the best one in the series since Batman 1. Why? Because Batman is the star. Not a guest star like so many other films.
I really dont mean to direspect toward Christopher Nolan Dark Knight Trilogy but i have to admit that this (Matt Reeves Batman starring by Robert Pattinson) is the figure of Batman that i have been dreaming for a long time.No words can describe this film.Im super excited!!!!!
i enjoy nolan's version of it because it's a side of batman that everyone wanted to see. Now people have been wanting a more gothic grounded detective and that's what we're finally gonna get. I can't wait to watch it too
Let’s wait not only to see this film but also see if it stands the test of time. The Dark Knight is simply Nolan’s take on the subject material. I enjoy seeing many different interpretations as long as the core themes are present and the work is high quality and passionately presented.
Same here.
I love the added church bell and batman riding his bat bike by the graveyard. Straight outta detective comics.
@@jedi-laur5189 Eventhought i can watch this film again on HBO Go,but i already watch it for 3 times in cinema 🤣🤣🤣
Watched this movie with my big brother and I’ll never forget It. A memory we can keep forever together. I wouldnt trade for anything money nothing. That’s so powerful. To do something you love with the people you love. I wish that on everyone despite your background or what you believe in or your color. Do what you love With the people you love. And Hold onto those memories forever. Stay safe and continue pushing out here. Help others care for others. Care and love yourself. Also. It inspired me to pursue acting/directing because I wanna give back what movies have given to me. One day-7
They think im hiding in the shadows… but I am the shadows
Actually in one of the TV spots he says "They think I am hiding in the shadows, watching, waiting to strike, but I am the shadows." I believe it was cut due to long runtime.
Haunting, bleak, gothic, hopeful and majestic.
This is a masterpiece.
It’s an awesome score
I could watch the entire movie as a musical with this in the background
There is a lot of things I like about this film and I'm quite excited with how they'll continue to develop this Batman.
1. I really like how they portrayed Gotham, giving it a great sense of unease with it's dark, run down, and neglected atmosphere and visualization.
2. I like the constant reminders of how Bruce's absence mattered. We heard this from Alfred, Bella, and the Riddler throughout the film; and with the film solely focusing on Batman and brooding Bruce, I'm looking forward to see them developing Bruce with his lighter and sociable public persona to his dark vigilante persona.
3. The fact that this is more in touch of the detective aspect of Batman.
4. This Batman is still a bit inexperienced, so I'm looking forward to him being developed more with better insight to approaching certain scenarios, and planning. Like in many scenes in this film he just walk straight into firearm trying to tank it with his bullet proof suit, but it also nearly cost him his life at one point.
5. His conviction to no guns and the just way.
6. Catwoman.
1. That's just Glasgow
I think it was the best gotham I've ever seen
This Batman is a tour de force! They got the look, tone, angst and dread right, and Giacchino's themes and tracks really hit all the right notes. I didn't think I could look past Zimmer's but what can I say? They even managed to sneak in all your little childhood toy Batmobile, Penguin's Car and Catwoman's Bike on screen
Everyone did a great job in this film; truly a breath of fresh air. Grand slam film, easy 10/10 at the very least.
Im still blown away by this legendary movie and soundtrack
What a masterpiece this film was, that’s the Batman we’ve wanted for a long time, incredible soundtrack, exquisite film 👏🔥
Same composer who made the Lost soundtrack! One of my favs.
Not just the Batman we need, but the Batman we deserve.
I just watched this movie and the soundtrack was a banger.
I don't know if this is getting the attention it deserves, the entire soundtrack is fantastic. I hope Michael Giacchino gets recognized
He’s still probably best known for his work on Up
I think so
The best Batman. Period.
Live action yeah I agree
This soundtrack is so "simple" (sort to say, that's the way I perceive it) and yet so traping. I loved this move and it's soundtrack simply kept me on the edge of my seat, and that's something no movie had done to me in a long while.
This movie was perfection. I loved Pattinson portrayal of this softer, unadjusted Batman. The cinematography, costuming, casting, effects, and stunts were all just fantastic.
Love that he is still inexperienced and "clumsy" and gets hurt a lot. What makes him dangerous is that he does not care.
I don't know about the "softer" part, unless you mean when Batman is with Selina/Catwoman, or when Bruce is with Alfred. But when The Batman is out confronting the bad guys, he's anything but soft and is probably the most intimidating Batman I've seen on the big screen.
Agreed.
I get what you mean, but idk if “soft” is the right word. Maybe more vulnerable? I liked it. He hasn’t figured out how to put on the “mask” of Bruce Wayne yet and that he needs to keep up appearances.
1:16:39 they weren't lying when they said this movie had horror elements! I can't imagine how terrifying this scene is!
Bro, i skipped to this second of the video and almost had a heart attack
@@luizzfellipe_6455 foreal tho 😂😂
@nahjit trippin If it is then it's gonna feel Epic, but judging by the sounds of it, I think it'll rather be something more terrifying than that...
@@MiguelMedV Riddlers in sync explosions around the city
@Neon Nights see with The Batman i haven't seen any leaks or anything but the trailers and the joker rumor. this movie is going to blow my mind
The leather cowl is such a great new design. The tone of the music makes this feel like a true noir film.
I have really loved the great job that Mr. Giacchino has done with this soundtrack. The themes convey beauty, a certain poetry, but also terror, fear, and the Batman theme conveys that grandiose heroic air. I am grateful that Giacchino has taken up the more classical and orchestral airs and has moved away from the electronic trends that have marked the themes of Batman in recent years. Personally, the soundtrack reminds me a lot of Shirley Walker's work on BTAS and I really love that. I really hope that the movie is a great success and we can have a new saga of this Batman.
Driving around downtown of my city with this soundtrack on a gloomy overcast day it is giving me such an ominous gothic feeling
and feels dangerous
Seen the movie last night, It was INCREDIBLE, the scores, the scenes, the rythme, the acting..
Masterpiece
I completely agree.
I had high expectations but once I saw the movie I couldn’t believe how low those expectations were
The movie was freaking incredible
This is my fav Batman and we need moreee
reeves is such a legend
Oh yes ! Agree :-)
All that stuff was great, but the story was weird. Expected to see Batman, the world's greatest detective. Batman did almost nothing in the movie but provide answers to riddles and help the riddler win.
Agreed got back from seeing it and it was if not my favourite batman movie of all time and Paul Dano did an incredible job as the riddler and even gave me heath ledger joker vibes at times.
This soundtrack sounds awesome yet has some haunting vibes especially Riddler's theme I love how this Batman almost plays like a Horror, Thriller, Detective, Story while also being a superhero film! I'm so pumped
Saw it an hour ago. In-f'ing-tense, Just like the sound track.
The main theme is borrowed from the two chords of Nirvana's "Something in the Way" (of course a big inspiration for the tone in the movie as well as featuring in the movie itself)
Yo the first music and the ten minutes of solid monologue build up to batman's entrance. Goose fking bumps.
I love the fact that he actually acknowledges that he can’t be everywhere at once and must pick his targets carefully. No Batman has done that before. We only see them fighting crime and it makes it feel as if the crimes he’s fighting are the only ones happening at the time because that specific part is highlighted. Robert is THE BATMAN ! IMO it’s better than tdk.
Best Batman movie. The score was incredible.
my only critique for this movie would be that batman could have used the dark more. Sneaking in and out and fighting from the shadows.
With Giachinno it's always a home run. Listen to the main title theme for the cartoon Star Trek: Prodigy. He wrote that.
@@danielkung2639 he was learning how to be batman
@@danielkung2639 i felt that too, but i hope it was on purpose for his 2nd year, batarang missed too
@Vengeance If you removed batman from the film. It would not have changed the outcome of events. He did not do anything. He was the most useless hero ever.
I'm looking forward to seeing this movie again more than other movies coming out for the first time...and I've already seen it twice. PHENOMENAL
I'm so glad to live in an era where comic book movies can not only be taken seriously as the art they are, but can be made by people who actually *get* the subject they're making a movie about. This film was an easy 10/10 for me, no question. The soundtrack took what was already a masterpiece and made it legendary.
Giacchino is officially the King of Franchise Scores.
- Star Wars
- Star Trek
- DC: Batman
- Marvel: Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Thor
- Jurassic Park/World (from video games to feature films, no less)
- Mission: Impossible
- Pixar
- Planet of the Apes
- Call of Duty
- Medal of Honor
He is amazing. Although I think some of his best work was for the TV series Lost....the raft scene from season 1 always gives me huge chills.
But they're all forgettable and generic, unfortunately. Apart from Pixar.
I mean, Hans Zimmer, Danny Elfman and John Williams hold that title, but nice try
@@Knight049 Bruh after Dark Phoenix and Amazing Spider-Man 2 I highly disagree but you do you
His Dune score is great though
Next James Bond Franchises
One of the greatest Batman films to date with an equally best Batman movie score
I expect nothing less from the man behind the soundtrack of most of the Medal of Honor games and the Incredibles. This soundtrack feels similar to the MoH games.
You can tell he spent time listening to Danny Elfman's score from Batman '89 at places like 01:23:22. Right there I almost expected to hear the first 5 notes of Elfman's motif.
He teases @1:23:36 though...☺️
Ngl I can’t remember when but there was one part in the movie that reminded me of nightmare before Christmas and I somehow forgot that Michael was doing the soundtrack and I thought ‘oh that’s probably because Danny Elfmann did the soundtrack for the Batman as well as nightmare before Christmas’ and the thing is I knew that Michael was the one doing the soundtrack but I just somehow forgot.
DC should bring in young actors for every character, Robert Pattinson did a great job. My favourite batman soo far.
I ain't gonna lie, my favorite has shifted between Keaton, Bale, Affleck, and now Pattinson as my favorites at different points. But I do hope to see Pattinson in several more movies before switching actors again. It was criminal that Affleck never got his solo Batman movie.
same thoo! I loved every Batman but this is the Batman I understand, the Batman that gives me hope in my darkest times. He's Vengeance, He's the Shadows, He's Hope, He's The Batman.
@Super Brooklynite 007 oh that would be great but I kinda have an idea why they chose Barry Keoghan as that patient and why the Batman villains like the Riddler are younger just like Bruce
@Super Brooklynite 007 That'd be cool, although you can already watch William Dafoe and Robert Pattinson 1v1 each other in The Lighthouse lol
@@Cookieboy70 What??? No Clooney 👀😭
I already watched the movie twice and I am seriously thinking of going to the cinema again for The Batman for the third time. I can't wait for the digital release so I can force everyone else to watch it with me.
Update: Just got my old friend to watch it with me this Saturday. She's gonna watch it for the first time. Can't wait for more goosebumps.
Update 2: I just watched it for the third time last night and it was the best viewing ever. We got applause in the hall at the end of the show. It was awesome. I immediately got the urge to watch it again for the fourth time but I decided to hold back and wait for the digital release instead.
Saw it once with my brothers, again with them and my sister, and yesterday with a friend. Movie gave me goosebumps all three times.
I'll watch it with you anytime, seen it 3 times myself
This is the batman movie that everyone deserves right now, and the one everyone needs.
As someone who grew up with the Nolan trilogy i couldn't agree more...
My daughter bought me the Blu-ray for Father's Day....watched it last night....absofuckinlutely stunning!!!.....just how Year One/Two should be.....am hooked......💙
01:40:57 Goosebumps for the theme of Catwoman...I'm sure it was inspired by Michel Legrand a touch of Angelo Badalamenti and a dash of John Barry
EDIT : I made a mashup of the theme of Catwoman and sycamore tree from Twin Peaks here th-cam.com/video/pW9NCxhbwvE/w-d-xo.html
I got major John Barry vibes too, particularly the "Did You Call Me?" suite from The Specialist that served as May's theme. Just like with that one, Catwman's theme conveys that same sense of sultry, mysterious sexiness.
@@brandoncooper2909 you said it all. Giacchino has done a sublime job, in some tracks we can also hear the typical Angelo Badalamenti double bass...I'll try to make a mashup of the Catwoman theme and Sycamore tree sung by Jimmy Scott from the Twin peaks OST
50 seconds in and I already love it. This is a Batman soundtrack, I can feel it.
What a masterpiece! Id go back to the theaters again just to rewatch it
I've booked my second ticket
@@visionist7 same bro
@@visionist7 same
same bro
@@visionist7 We just went back to the theater yesterday to watch it again
51:31 makes me feel like I’m gliding around looking for riddler trophies
All 400 of them 😭
Holy bro it does, I got chills hearing it again rn
it does the memories
Sounds very much like "urban sprawl" from the Arkham Knight score...Absolutely amazing.
Just went to see this movie. I sat there almost motionless for 3 hours lost in the beauty of everything this movie had to offer. Now after seeing it all I can hear is this haunting soundtrack. I had to listen to it again. Dum dum dum dum.
The most pivotal scenes in the movie is when batman saves that young girl and she grabs his arm showing that he is needed, Gotham needs him but the moment that made him accept who he is and what his duty is, is when he and Selina ride off, she takes a left towards vengeance, Batman takes a right towards Justice. He watches her disappear in his mirror while he accelerates towards Gotham and his duty.
" I am Vengeance !
I am the Night !
I am Batman !! "
I AM THE SHADOWS!